Krisuvikurberg Cliffs

Are you looking for an adventurous summer getaway? Look no further than Iceland! With stunning scenery, jaw-dropping views, and a plethora of activities to explore, Iceland is the perfect destination for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature. Whether you're camping out in Skaftafell National Park or exploring Reykjavik's vibrant nightlife culture, there is something here for everyone. From glacier hiking and whale watching tours to hot springs and geysers - The Land of Fire & Ice will keep your senses alive with its array of outdoor activities that are simply breathtaking! So don’t wait another day – let’s start planning your once-in-a-lifetime Icelandic adventure today!

5 Days in Iceland for 350€, how is it possible? This map is massive and information intensive, and goes well beyond our 5 days. It contains more than 150 places all around Iceland and includes: - How to see and prepare for the Aurora Borealis - All the itinerary of our 350€, 5 days budget trip (note: flight was included in the price). - Must see natural wonders - Places for summer hiking / camping - Hostels and Guesthouses (for winter) - Grocery shops and supply stores - Game of Thrones locations The guide however, includes options for both Winter months to have a glimpse of the Aurora or Summer hikes to explore the highlands of Iceland. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Guide Contains the following sections: 1. Preparation 2. Northern Lights 3. Our 350€ Itinerary - Day 1 - Day 2 - Day 3 - Day 4 - Day 5 Extra: Ring Road - Nature (along the ring road) - Nature (summer crossing only) - Nice Viewpoints - Accommodation: Huts & Camping Grounds - Accommodation: BnB & Guesthouses - Game of Thrones Locations - Tiny Houses and Villages - Hot Springs & Beaches - Animal Colonies - Caves, Canyons & Ravines - Culture, Shops & Museums ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Puffins are cute and colourful - no wonder many people come to Iceland to see them live. But despite what some people might think, it’s not that easy to spot them.